VocabularyI.Thereare20incompletesentencesinthispart.ForeachsentencetherearefourchoicesmarkedA,B,CandD.Choosetheoneanswerthatcorrectlycompletesthesentence.1.Sinceacirclehasnobeginningorend,theweddingringisacceptedasasymbolof__C____love.A.successiveB.consecutiveC.eternalD.insistent2.Inordertokeepthelinemoving,customerswithlengthy__B____arerequiredtodotheirbankinginside.A.transitB.transactionsC.turnoverD.tempos3.PresidentWilsonattemptedto___D___betweenthepowerstoendthewar,butneithersidewaspreparedtogivein.A.segregateB.whirlC.compromiseD.mediate4.Thepolicehaveinstalledcamerasatdangerousroad__D____tofilmthosewhodrivethroughredlights.A.trenchesB.utilitiesC.pavementsD.junctions5.Itisreportedthatthirtypeoplewerekilledina___A___ontherailwayyesterday.A.collisionB.collaborationC.corrosionD.confrontation6.Executivesofthecompanyenjoyedan___B_____lifestyleoffreegifts,finewinesandhighsalaries.A.exquisiteB.extravagantC.exoticD.eccentric7.Ifyouwanttogetintothattunnel,youfirsthaveto__A____awayalltherocks.A.haulB.repelC.disposeD.snatch8.Somecropsarerelativelyhighyieldersandcouldbeplantedinpreferencetoothersto__A____thefoodsupply.A.enhanceB.curbC.disruptD.heighten9.AstronomersattheuniversitiesofCaliforniadiscoveredonofthemostdistant___C____.A.paradoxesB.paradisesC.galaxiesD.shuttles10.Manygreatscientists___B___theirsuccesstohardwork.A.portrayB.ascribeC.impartD.acknowledge11.Thechairmansaysheneedsanassistantthathecan___A___totakecareofproblemsthatmayoccurinhisabsence.A.countonB.resorttoC.lookuptoD.seekafter12.Hisintelligenceandexperiencewillenablehimto______thecomplicatedsituation.A.copewithB.settledownC.interveneinD.interferewith13.Thewoodwassorottenthatwhenwepulled,it______intofragments.A.brokeawayB.brokeoffC.brokeupD.breakthrough14.TheterroristsmighthaveplantedabombonaplaneinAthens,setto______whenitarrivedinNewYork.A.gooffB.getoffC.comeoffD.carryoff15.Alltheinformationwehavecollectedinrelationtothatcase______verylittle.A.makeupforB.addsuptoC.comeupwithD.putsupwith16.Careshouldbetakentodecreasethelengthoftimethatoneis______loadcontinuousnoise.A.subjectedtoB.filledwithC.associatedwithD.attachedto17.Georgeassuredhisbossthathewould______allhisenergiesindoinghisnewjob.A.callforthB.callatC.callonD.calloff18.Attemptstopersuadehertostayaftershefeltinsultedwere______.A.innowayB.onthecontraryC.atalossD.ofnoavail19.Theformalgardensoriginally______intheearly1990’sweresoelaboratethatthecareof32gardenerswasrequired.A.laiddownB.laidoutC.laidoverD.laidup20.Ifyou______thebottleandcigarettes,you’llbemuchhealthier.A.takeoffB.keepoffC.getoffD.setoffII.Usetheappropriateformofthewordgiveninthebracketstofillinthecorrespondingblank.1.Ithoughtitwasveryrudeofhertogivesucha(an)talk.(modest)2.Beingaveryperson,hecouldtellallkindsoffantasticstories.(image)3.IregrettotellyouthatIammusically.(literacy)4.Achildwhoisbornoutofwedlockisa(n)child.(legitimate)5.Weallneedrelatives—nearordistant,thoughsomeofthemmaybe.(sympathy)6.Nomatterwhathedidhejustcouldn’thimselffromthetrouble.(engage)7.Itisourstandtogivesupporttothosewhoarefightingforworldpeace.(move)8.Martinlistenedeagerly,withears,lyingonhisbackandlookingupateachmovementofherlipsasshetalked.(receive)9.TourismhasbroughttomanypartsofThailand.(prosperous)10.Insomeway,Itookafancytothelittleboyimmediately.(define)11.WeweregladthatMr.Johnsonwasgoingtorefereetheirgamebecauseweknewhewastobothsides.(partial)12.Thedeep,narrowandhollowvalley,wildand,hadbeenthehauntofbandits.(access)13.Onceapersonbecomesagamblingaddict,weallthinkhisobsessionisbeyond.(redeem)14.Wesawhewas,buttherewasnotenoughtimetodoanythingaboutit.(please)15.Thesoldiers’madethemsubjecttodisciplinaryaction.(obey)16.Itisself-evidentthatasentenceisneededinthiscontext.(declare)17.Thesupplyoffooddidnotworrythevillagers.(sufficiency)18.Hisfeignedcourteousnessmadeusfeel.(comfort)19.Themanagerdoesnottolerateinhimselforinothers.(perfect)20.“Butwhycouldn’tthepoorwoman…”shebrokein.(connect)ClozeThereare20blanksinthefollowingpassage.ForeachblanktherearefourchoicesmarkedA,B,C,andDontherightsideofthepaper.YoushouldchoosetheONEthatbestfitsintothepassage.Venus,playingonedaywithherboyCupid,1herbosomwithoneofhisarrows.Shepushedhimaway,butthewoundwasdeeperthanshethought.Beforeit2shesawAdonis,andwascaptivatedwithhim.Shenolongertookanyinterestinher3resorts—Paphos,andCnidos,andAmathos,richinmetals.Sheabsentedherselfevenfrom4,forAdoniswasdearertoherthanheaven.Himshefollowedandborehim5.Shewho6lovetoreclineintheshade,withnocare7tocultivatehercharms,nowramblesthroughthewoodsandoverthe8andstages,orother9thatissafetohunt,butkeepsclear10thewolvesandbears,reekingwiththeslaughteroftheherd.Shecharged11,too,tobewareofsuchdangerousanimals.“Bebravetowardsthetimid,”saidshe,“courageagainstthecourageousisnotsafe.Beware12youexposeyourselftodangerandputmyhappiness13risk.AttacknotthebeaststhatNaturehas14withweapons.Idonot15yourglorysohighastoconsenttopurchaseitbysuch16.Youryouth,andthebeautythatcharmsVenus,willnottouchtheheartsoflionsand17boars.Thinkoftheirterrible18andprodigiousstrength!Ihat